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- Dreaded Tax Returns Buried in Paper Every spring, you can tell it’s close to the April 15 tax deadline by the anxious faces of frustrated taxpayers and exhausted accountants. The U.S. tax system is one of the most complicated in the world, with almost 17,000 pages of tax code and more than 600 forms. Record keeping, education, and compliance cost the nation $265 billion annually. In 2005 it took about 115,000 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees and almost $10.7 billion to collect about $1 trillion from 125 million taxpayers and 7 million businesses. Time is Money Because the tax code has become so complex, more and more Americans hire tax preparers to help them with their returns. On top of that, about 2.2 million taxpayers overpay—by an average of $438—because they either don’t itemize deductions or don’t include all deductions or exemptions they could claim. Although many Americans file their tax returns online, they still spend an…State and explain the principles of taxation that would be used in designing and implementing any new taxation regime.Critically evaluate the impending rise of sales tax planned by the Japanese government and its effect on the demand and eventually public spending
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- Indirect taxes: Definition Explain why governments impose indirect taxes. Distinguish between specific and ad valorem taxes. Draw diagrams to show specific and ad valorem taxes, and analyze their impacts on market outcomes. Discuss the consequences of imposing an indirect tax on the stakeholders in a market, including consumers, producers and the government (EVALUATE). Explain, using diagrams, how the incidence of indirect taxes on consumers and firms differs, depending on the price elasticity of demand and on the price elasticity of supply. Calculate the effects on markets and stakeholders of indirect taxesdiscuss in detail what is the importance of dircet taxation and how application of direction taxation in public sectorGiven the following information, Qd=240-5p and Qs=P. a.What is sellers reservation price? b.Buyers reservation price? c.Consumer surplus before tax. Producer surplus before tax. Determine buyers price after tax of $12 per unit on sellers in the market. Determine seller's price after tax. Determine quantity after tax of $12. Consumer surplus after tax. Producer surplus after tax. Tax revenue Deadweight loss of the tax Total surplus after tax